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Can anyone recommend a good program to convert .FLV video to .MP4
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MP4 is a container format, not a video encoding standard. If you mean that you want to convert .FLV files into MPEG-4 video with audio inside an MP4 container, you could try MediaCoder. It's a Windows program but runs fine under WINE. Here's a How-to that may come in handy.
There may be easier solutions, so I'd be inclined to hold-fire until you get a few more replies. 
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VLC is probably easiest.
Transcode should do it, as should tovid, ffmpeg
If it is a one off, try Vixy
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| Thanks for the replies. I will try out all suggestions and see which is easiest. Cheers Ray
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Hi, darkone. Programs you should try is avidemux-gtk and the other is avidemux-qt4 both have a gui .if you dont like the cli. If you want to save the sound from a FLV use Soundkonverter. they are all good linux programs, dave.w
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| Thanks Dave. I managed to do it using mediacoder in windows but I will try your suggestions under linux, which is my preferred O.S All the best. Ray
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